>I can't tell for sure but I suspect perhaps you are creating the queue in >a different thread from the main one?
Yes, indeed! >At any rate it sounds like a thread deadlock issue (hard to track down >because different objc runtimes have different locking behaviors when >initialising classes). > >The current released implementation creates the main queue when the class >is initialised (it seems to need to do this for OSX compatibility), and >does so in the main thread. >That means that if yoiu first use the class in a thread other than the >main one, it internally asks the main thread to create the main queue >before anythign else will happen. >Given the runtime oddities, it's probably not a good idea to do it in the >main thread rather than the current thread, and I've restructured the >code a little to avoid explicitly using the main thread (ie the thread >first using the class should be able to create the main quueu itsself). I tried moving my allocation to the main thread, and that fixed the problem. Thank you for your help here! >You could try the new code (svn trunk) and see if it fixes your problem. I might just try that, since I'd rather keep my code as it is if possible. Thank you again, David _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
